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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

ICCs5N is Co have new postmaster EL2se political sentiments are in full a''o,d with the present administration. Af, NJ. ?, Freeman rendered bis reslg- lston some time ago, and Mr. Calvin d E--ott'o name WAS sent to the senate o1JslGs-y 5:h, to succeed him. Mr. t'elsn has vrn the respect and esteem o' l.. our people, regardless of politics, D h'' rare efficiently and courteous de- Ilanar, ali his official record is clean a-- pure. I.ls 8 satisfaction to know '-Ai alicabls arrangements have been arrived at 'Sher-by Mir. Freeman will re- nan ID i-e oi'i,e in charge of the most '-''-ca's portions oi its affairs, with Nllcl hls successor Is not familiar. Mir. L-loi;is also a gentleman of character hl i1tegrit.', and one well calculated to u' ill. c;eiIt to the administration ap- P'n'!lS -il, and with two gentlemen 2. highly respected and efficient ss @7ssrs, Freeman aBd Elliott ID the post '-'e' Eec can assure the public that its a-ai's Fill bs as satisfactorily conduct "Ia the future ss they have been in the pls..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
A Chnnne knr Health.

Is afforded those fast sinking into con dition of hopeless debility. The means are at hand In the form of a genial medicinal cordial, Hoststter's Stomach BI.ters embodies the combined qualities of blood fertilizer and depursnt, a tonic aud sn alterstive. While It pro notes digestion and assimilation, and stimulates appetite, has the further et- feet of purifying the life current and strengthening the nervous system. As the blood grows richer and purer by Iis nse, they who resort to thIs sterling uedlcIn- al agent, acquire not cnly vIgOr. but bod ily substance. A heslshiul change ID the secretions is effected by iT, and that sure and rapid physical decay, which chronic obstruction of the functions oi the system produce. is arrested The prime causes of disease being removed health is speedily renovated snd vigor rastOrel
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

The supervisors of Cochise county evidently believe in killing the goose that lays the golden egg, to speak i1 metaphor. They are using their official influence to secure the passage of a bill requiring all county advertising to be done by posting Q written notice thereof at the court house door, instead of giy- ing general notice by publication in a newspaper. Ths scheme b,trsys more of malice than desire of economy ss its motive, but It i5 an evidence of retro gres5ion in any sense. The newspapers are the life os Arizona and they have a hand struggle to exist upon the meager patronage they receive, without attempt ing to cut of inc smal! pittsuce they dOu5ly earn, out of the county furds The press ofsAriEoaa should be the pride of the territory, for there i9 no other geographical division of the United States, or even O. the world, that is better or sbier represented oy it's newspapers In proportion io the number of inhabit- an!s, than Arizons, and any measure of prosperity that is known or felt or even prospective, hss Eeen and is now being wrought mo. by the persistent labOTs Of the press :hsn by the tempting induce men.s ofou diversified resources. Why, our grand srrsy Of. resources would scarcely be known outside the Territory did not ihs press dsily call attention to them. T. is fighting ;he battle Of pro- Grs.s. inspiring living hopes in the breasts of RlI.thEtswill lead on to pros periiy, and 1t deservss. the cooperation and opsa-hsrdsd encouragement; of every person who feels En interest in sAe growth and progress of the Terri tory. The CochIse supervisors have mistaken the age. and imagine. that time has rolled bUck :A:.cOuple of cen tuTIe5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

HE proposition to erect large reduc. ton works in this city without asking a far;hing from our people IS a subsidy CT an expression of our faith, Is ID such marked contrast with the adventure. some projects that have hitherto bud ded and blossomed in 8 day only to wIsher with the setting sun. that our people begin to realize that they have previously mistaken shadows for substance, and have not waited all these yesrs In vaIn. All they ask is that cordial relations msy exist between our people and theIr company. and the ten der of plenty of ore for reduction. They wish to start their enterprise ID ths en- ioyment of the full confidence of the public, feeling sure that their dealings in the future will retain it for all time IL is Q matter for mutual cOnyTEtulation that such felicitous state of affairs cz- ists upon inc inauguration of so import ant Rn enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

TIE Smoking Editor" has been m. duiging in the rare and exquisite luxury afforded by box of choice Keutncky c'gars kindly presented him by Hon. 8
 ID, Parrish, editor of the Richmond. Ken lucky, Herald, to assist in cur new yeer medltations. So far Tn our prcprezs towards complying with his desire that NC derive ample solsce from them. our chief meditation has been, how those Kentucky people oan place any faith in ths bible teachings that heaven is bet ter place of abodel With all the com forts and luxuries Gbout them that con- duce to the ecststic joys, even to an election contest, surely the imsgin- ssion iE unable to picture a land that possesses greater attractions. Brer. Parrish, please accept our thanks for your very kind remembrance; one of these days we will recIprocate by pre- senting you with one of our choicest and proudest products-a Gils monster. We know you'll learn so love him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
Alias Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRsr JUDI
 Il cial Distinct, in the County of Pima. Terri | tory of Arizona, stephen Cerrero, plaintiff. arninst Fila M | CerrerO. defendant.-Alias SummOns | Action orousht m the District Coart of tbs First Judicial District in and for the Counfv ,I Pima in the Territory of irizOua
 The Territory of Arizona sends greetirS to Ella M. Cerrsro. M You are hereby summoned and reQuirei to su- pear ID an action brought against you by t6a above named plaintiff in the District Co:rrt os the tirst Judicial District in and for tba County of Pima, in the Territory of Ali. tons- and answer the complaint fi led win tha Clerk or this Court. Rs Tucson in said countv- (s copy of which complaint accompsnie this summons) within twenty days (excl siye of the day of ssrvieel after he sSr- vice upon you of this summors, II served in this county; but if served out of the county and within this district, then within thirty days; m all other cases forty lays.
 And you are hereby notified that if ran fail to appear and answer the Complaint as above re- quired. the plaintiff will take irdgment by de fault sgsinst you and viii apply to the Court for the relief demanded theron and co.t, and di. burssments Tn this behalf expendsd
 Given under my hand and the zeal of said District Court, a. Tucson. this sOth day of July A. D., 1ss5.
 lSkAL J. H. MARTIN, Clerk
 Octa1ow By CaAsLEs KEE-alM, Deputy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

STUDENTS of theology are moved 10 evaporation because of thelr,irability to satisfactorily determine vhO Gains wife was. The parish records of their mar riage were lost when the washout oc- cured in Paradise, and tbe divorce court records are silent regarding the matter. Everybody knows that Grandma Ere raised Cain, and i: is believed that he married so far beneath his rank and sth- ton that his parents refused to recog- nize his wife. ID whatever light the matter is looked upon, it gives evidence of skeleton in the family closet whose identity IS likely 10 forever remain Q mystery, and poor Gains character will never be vindicsted, unless tho early "reminiscences of Susan B. Anthony are published'In his defense.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

IRE ability of the territorial Iegisla- lure Co remove the sea. of government Tom one place to another has been the -iee' causa Of more ps7aicious legisla- ,''n and ot the omission to enact needed in's I- man all other causes combined. . 1'' What value the capital may be to '-! one ot our ambitious towns, IS not .llIe:y clear, outside of the acquIsi- s,..il s,,e o' Tue few more residents 1t neces- 5isH3!o 5sr! brings and the small biennial c--,-isegUeni ,t,-iseUenis II makes. As a bone of ss--o s'ea'oni however, 1t cats great i'... i--.s to 'he detrimeat of every lss;.-1-..lle s;.i1.lle interest considered by the Ptsso1,,.a Ps,a,ale. We trust its removal from Inc. t7s,l' VIII not be considered at all at .--s ,-'5 session, and that DO efforts will be I-aas I-.1.s: 70 remove 1t to the detrimeat o' ''Ri'lnate legislation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY l5. 1887.

,---s lbs news comes detailing the
 ,...,ys sx?erienced by the people of .,- --r.rsTa states from the frequent '- ..:, vsv.s ot intense cold, We who ,l.1 ia bright and warm sunshine e1- .-. A wonder tha; sensible people will
 su,b rig0rs to gain a Livelihood
 ,- -a-s tempting inducements are ',.,-,. IF s land that Is almost exempt
 .vs, aa occasional frost. The
 ..,3 ,-Dt,ast between the record of ,r.-t, tro degrees below zero st St. D.-r ar3 seyenty-two degrees above
 ,s. T.,srn. at the same hour, is too
 -. +, s!mi. Oi much argument as 10
 sensitive climatic advantages of '-.4,-, localities. While ihe ground IS - "A, hsri as 6 rock to a great s...t r- covered with a heavy cloak of -, tl. north, here the blow can ,,.- ;+s i.rr1w at any time Of the year, .-l .,- windows are opened to admit ---.,r- ti,tze. Our soil will produce S--.tr- il, ten times the volume of ,-,,s ,-s..9l- in the north, and We have v-.I.r variety Cf resources and di- ---.... as ulrsuiis to which Rli classes of ;-r;--sn;s may easily adapt themselves. W,,s;a t5s limits Of ihe territory ot Ari- ---. all conditions exist to meet every -s,a-s.r. OF luxnry msEkind can desire, ,-4t-.1,h sll the outside world were ,,, rf- from IS. We could flourish and s-i,r every product that the advanced ,iT,,,z,tion of the world has produced; bs,,gse the natural clements of all ,bazs products ex,st here in sb,ndaace. To be exact, we should however. omit fsom the catalogue tba .n,,uleat bi,alys for which the Cbasaue.ke Lay is especially famous, but NC have enough Ut clam to offset that contingency. Indeed there is no other palt.csl subdivision of the United s..-es. save verhaps New Mexico, that n7ssas-rs sglh diversity and abundance oF -4sarrca= Eri elements of future crss.u-ss ss ArizonB. And when We v.:G.ss the struggle necessary for the fs- northern people to gain a livelihood, ,LtlnF perDetGslly against elements of diversity. Eg cannot but admire their u.ucs and energy however deePly we nsy isp.o.e their lack of s3gscity and i1dsugrt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
TEE Arctic blasis o, ,h. ,,,, ..L..

HE Arctic blasts of the past week O, ten deys have started discussion as to me true meaning of the word zero. The term Eero,.in the abstract, ,Emsy be said to signify nothing. In some arithmetice the uauGht is termed zero. The zero or The thernoneter men has a purely arbitrary meaning, and stands for a dif. ferent degree of temperature In different classes Of thermometers. Fahrenheit supposed that he hit upon the true zero point Of temperature, or non-existence of heat, by mixing snow and salt, the point at which the mercury stood in the tube being denominsted the zero point, The Fahrenheitth tthermomeiric scale is the one most commonly used ip the United States and England. The zero polrt of the Centigrece and of ReGumur's thernorn. eters is thirty-two degrees higher than that Of Fahrenheit, and is the tempers- ture at which water freezes. In the scale above the zero point there is q diff ference between the Ceutigrsde and ReaumuE thermometers. The tempera- tuEe of the boiling point of water is denoted by 2l2e on the Fahrenheit scale, lO5S on the Centigrade scale, and sos on the Reaumur scale. The Reaunur thermometer is ID most general use in Germany aud Russia, and the Centi- grade n France. For scientific pur- poses the CeEtigrade scGle is in almost universal use throughout the world. These :hree are the leading varieties of thermometers in existence.-Globe Dem ocrat
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
MATTERS WEEKLY: The rei

HARPER's WEEKLY: The reiustsse- m1nt of Mfr. Benton. and the refusal to reIns.ate Mr. Stone. are in accord with no principle, and are fsgrantly incon- sis.ent with the distinct declaration of the President in the LsREue letter. The letter in the case or Nr. Stone is in ef. feet. although not in intention, an aband- onment of the principle of reform, and asseris what is practically ID impossible distinction between permissible md non permissible campaign speeches by such officers. The confidence otTeiorm' CTS Is necessarily shaken, not in inc Prssiden:'s convio!ions or purposes, but i1 bis judgment. II is a step which Is ID every way unfortunate. for. while II dcesI not really conciliate his Demo cratic enemies, 1t does undoubtedly dis turb snd chill bis Independent friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

A FEW days ago the attention of so- iourners ID Phepi1 was called to evil deuces of the wonderful growth of bsnsn- as in the Salt River valley. They saw young bananas and blossoms upon the same plant, grown in the open alr ana this on the eighth day of January, when old boreas had to look up to see zero at Chicago. The winter season Tn Arizona is like the late spring or early summer of the north, and we can raise almost anything here, even in winter. excepting Icicles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
Markets.

Los Angeles quotes for whole car cases, hogs, on foot, hard, 3GSl3c.s per lb.; dressed Gets, Beef. first grade, 6l gets per To; second and third grade Gets. Mutton. Sets per lb., for ewes and Gets for wethers.
 San Francisco quotes silver. Sl per ounce and New York, SlO01s per ounce New York. Lake copper Sll4gnSi lead S4S5G4,95.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper deal CT of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was seriously afflicted with Q severe cold that settled on hIs lungs; had tried many remedies without benefit. Being in duced to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, did SO and was entirely cured by use of few bottles. Since which time he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best results. This is the experience of thousands V ose lives have been saved by this Wonderful DiscOy- cry. Trial bottles free at Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
A Moment. Please!

Eat your dinner nt the American restaurant; take lunch at 207 Congress street. porter house steak, choice chops snd the best cook in the territory, and Sam to wait on you, at the above house to there for corn bread, mush, biscuit and hot cakes. No Chinsmen there no half cooked meals served All fo' two bits. Who VIII be made happy nextf
 If TRusCoTT | Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
EXPERIENCE OF AN Ex-ouAMPL0S


 A,l,lates and men who take ordinary outdoor exercise such as walking, rug ninr. bicycle riding, jumping, swimmlne ,ennis etc, are often the subjects oi acute troubles. The experience oi an sx-champion walker will be of in rest 70 70 oIl who are afflicted. Read the ioiio"l"s No. s24 EAsr 18TH ST., NEW IoRK,
 April ?, lSS6. Al. Numerous statements relative 10 s t,e ,,ori,s of different plasters having been brought to my attention, l take take, ini' Im' ornoTtunity to state that l have used Al. ", c6fk's Porous Plasiers for over 7O year and prefer them to any other klnd. |. would furthermore state that was Sety sicE with catarrh of the kidneys, ana ;ls, Ss. tribute my recovery entirely to AiicoCA Ilou, ply',s Pi,sters. HARRY BROOKS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

PHESIx will either have street rail road within a year, or lawsuit to re- cover s5,OOO on the bond given by the nerson receiving the franchise. In either case Phenix is to be congrstu-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

A SAN FRANCISCO jury has surprised the world by bringing in verdict Of guilty against 8 person charged with murder. They took especisl pains, how ever, to classify the crime go lew that the felon's neck is in TO danger oi sudden elongation, Those CRlitornin people have peculiar ways.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

SOCIETY costumes ID the east are beiac handled severely by the critics, and especially do the feathers fly from the high hats now prevalent. The beauty of a bevy of pretty faces is not enhanced by a poultry slow on their
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

SoxE kindly disposed friend of the po5.-laureate should gently lead him to the cushioned chair and show to him the beauty snd dignity of dwelling ID reminiscent glory, while all writing materials are quietly removed from his reach. His genius has been drained to the dregs, and these are uopleG5Gnt to faEp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

IS Los Angeles city councilman imaeines ne owns the city, and one of then refused to move on, at the com mand of police officer in the discharge of his duty, day or two ago. What 8 czarlike mayor his sldermsnic nibs vould mske.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

,-:., y''' geographic reports are burdened
 'ccoants of destructive fires from ,s., e-l 0' the world to the other, and ,I. .'sSes represent prodigious sums in s,,.s e1'feFate. The defective means of ;,n-y 0'a''y heating combustible build 6;.... iat2ely responsible for these s.1 -'e''' which is plainly indicated by r..a prevalence during the coldest ,o -'l5f when rousing fires are necessary i, ;-1', ;-l'n'ain comfortable temperature
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
Mss CLEvELAxD's theory tha

Mss CLEvELAND's theory that a man partakes of the nature of the food he eats will sssis: in reVivirg the indus try of supplying the heathen canniOals with more missionaries. 4 strict anu persistent diet upon them may eyentu- ally convert these poor wretches unto the evangelical fold.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

The compliments of the season colds. coughs, catarrhs-msy be eiieei ively dealt with by taking Ayers Cherry Pectoral. To neglect prompt treatment for these ailments is to risk cOnsump- ,iop. which is said to cause one-sixth ol ,be mortality of all civilized countries
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

TEE murderer of Mamie Keily is said to be growing fat and enjoying an easy life in the San Francisco iaIl while the whole ot Europe is being rlnsacked for some excuse to give him his liberty Justice, Tn San Francisco, seems to have hard tussle with the measles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

THOMAS A, EDISON the famous elec- trician. resides in New Jersey, and IS studying the peculinrIties of the Jersey lightning upon its native heath. A late telegram reports him very i'll.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

JRFFKRsoSIAS simplicity cost Thomas Jefferson his entire fortune and 1t mort tagged bis farm and left many creditors to mourn his death, It also cost ten thousand dollars for wines while he oc- cupied the White House,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

R. N. Lestherwood. Dem: Mir. Leath erwood is a fighter by profession and co cupatiOn, He IS an old confederate soldier. and later was mustered into the Fighting Thirteenth" where he won and received some spurs. He came to the Territory In 1866, and has served the people of Pima in various capacities, among them, counsy treasurer, snd may or of the City of Tucson.
 J. B. Scott, Dem: Mir. Scott is an en- erge;ic mining man and is now largely interested ia what IS known as the Olive Camp mines, situated about 20 miles from Tucson. He IS a young man, snd Tor some tlne was Q prospectOr in tue neis h5orhoOt of the promising camp which he has been instrumental in bringing into prominence.
 A. A. Bean. Rep: ID 1881, Mir. Bean came to Arizona as Division Superin- tendAnt of the 5 r. R. R. and, and after serving the road 10 that capacity for about four yeArs, located permanently at Tucson. He is aa experienced "rail- rosder' and promising legislator.
 O. K. Wores. Rep: As an ssssyer, Mr. Nores has no superior in Arizona. de IS young man of about thirty, and resident ot the territory seven years. His business st Tucson is U profitable one. May bis assays in the Lower HoIse be Gs successful.
 A Mckay, Rep: 4 batchelor of mid dle sge, Mir. Mckay :s one Of the few successful prOspes;ors who has saved his money. lie IS a lifelong miner and an old resident of Arizons. He is now enjoying a large cattle ranch. the hand some proceeds of his discovery of the celebrated BOnanza mine at Quijotos.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
A NcuEnrIi.I, Paint.

A new English paint is ordinarily of a brilliant re- color, but darkens as it is heated, becoming quite brown at tenn perature of 1S0 degrees. As it cOols it regains its original redness. It Is rec commended as an indicator of hot bear ings in high-speed machineTy.-Arkan- sas Traveller.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
neceiNeh Daily.

At the Saddle Rock Oyster House fresh fish, shell and Baltimore oys'eiLs, L1 sbrinnps and crabs. tsmllies csI supplied with the above daily. tlIn - inc bound. oysters by the dozen Q, 5 nu5 dred. Country orders promptly a''eIS, ;s., o1 ,o with care.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

TIE worst fears of the distressed pub l,c are now realized. The newspaper munster is ringing all the charges on Secretary Lsmar's marriage with Mrs. Uolf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

TIE SPICE Box is the title of 0 new journalistic venture in Los Angeles. l. Is appropriately named, and we wonder why they don't put B little flavor ot spice s-,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

THE Fourteenth Legislative Assem- bly of Arizona convened at Prescott this morning. It is expected that they will I.g;sIate the land full of milk and honey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
The Kings Way

ProfeSsOr-What was the kings high way in olden times? Student-A royal method of borrowing money and never paying it was one of the kings high ways.-Lowell Citizen.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
PaIace Hotel.

Hereafter, day board at the Palace Hotel will be s5 per week; 5O CTS, pc, meal or three meals for Sl. The Oes' O' board furnished. r.u pronr.
 If thkD. MAA9A'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

IT saves 8 considerable quantity ot the article by putting whisky ID Dasreis that are already tight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15

viu- present European disturbances Of fv, ~ 1oWn in history az the great WET
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
COUNCIL.

c. F. Drake, Rep: Councilman Drake came to this territory from Alabama about twenty years ago, under 8 repub- ican administration.
 Through strict attention to business and devotion to the pubic service, he has ever since been closely identified with the offices a, the disposal of his psriy, and not without good result, for Mir. Drake has now a comfortable inde- pendence of say sixty thousand dolIhr.. Somewhat satiricsl, Brer. Maroon ED. CIT.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-15
FSs Pima's Legislators.

The Prescott Courier gives the fol lowing historical mention Of the gentle men from Pima in the Fourteenth Legis la.ure.